Book Details

• Author: Yuri Galin

• Publisher: Allied Publishers Private Limited

• Language: English

• Published Year: 1987

• Pages: 113

• Cover: Hardback

• Dimensions: 21 x 13 cm

• Condition: Used – Good

About the Book

Regional Conflicts: Causes and Effects by Yuri Galin presents a concise yet analytical examination of the origins and consequences of regional conflicts in the modern world. In this 1987 hardback edition, Galin explores the geopolitical tensions, ideological struggles, and socio-economic conditions that often trigger localized disputes with broader international implications.

Across 113 pages, the book traces how regional instability can influence global power balances, economic development, and diplomatic relations. Galin connects political decision-making with social realities, highlighting the human and economic costs of conflict while examining the strategic interests of major powers. His analysis provides a structured overview of conflict dynamics during the late Cold War era.

Published by Allied Publishers Private Limited, this edition remains a valuable reference for students of international relations, political science, and contemporary history. Preserved in good condition, it serves as a compact and insightful resource for readers interested in understanding the complexities of regional geopolitical tensions.